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Pay from 500 % $50 more 20 sn
Aqeni for piano whsn yoa can bay q
Weber and Decker 4 Sos piaso dirsel
from the fsetory and save ali pr0dts 10
niddIeusn. Frank kinball. mans
fsoiursx's AasaG O8oe. three dooFs
shove posto6cr. Pieaos on sAay terms
and for rspG sampls pta1oa on hand
sez6 and Set pxicss- ss2ztf
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DEXTER HORTON & co.,
BANKERS
SEATTLE, w. 7.

Deposits received and accounts Rep
subject 70 Check or DrAfl.
sight Exchange and Telagraphic TrAns-
fer On San Francisco. Portland and New
York.
sight hills Of exchange drawn In suns
70 sast dtrest On London. svAllable else
where In Europe.
Money loaned On approved security,
ceivo1 On deposit fnr nAfs keeping.
Oollsct1ons made and proceeds prompt.
reFuikted,
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THE
THE
MERCHANTS NATIONAL
BANK or SEATTLE.

DEPOSITS RECEIVED AND AC-
IL counts kept subject to check or draft.
BUYS and SELLS EXGHANGE on al
principal cities Of the UNITED STATES
and EUROPE
COLLECTIONS receive special stten-
tlon; made at lowest rates on all acces-
aihle points.
LETTERS OF CREDIT Iss ed. avail
Ahia il ali parts Of the world
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SOCIETIES.
". C. T. q.

,r-ux gEATTLE WOMENB CHRIs-
tisa Tempsrsnce onion neets every
1LsS~T A 10 .. m, In the First Method-
y 'Ss.,sooDGl church. Second street. Al
G.>tsrisn women earnestly Invited 70
sssssd. Jazz
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sseesssfsi sank EsbSsrJ.

CAx7os. (Mo.l. FEB. - Burglars
al 70 81. 100, nosa Of which was 10
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SAFE Deposit COMPANY,
n rhK hAsHAkNT OF IN
Merchants National Bank.

ECTTRITIES AND vAI.UABLES.
- GooDs ard PARCELS OF sii kinda re,
ceived for safe kesp ng Aad storage.
Safer aad ID DO Il Bsxes In hURGLAR
NAULT resfed at ON IS to $50 per an,
nam according 20 size.
MORTG AGE LOANS en- real estate a.
low ate Of inter- and on long tine
Interest paii on money from time o.
dep st 20 date OF payH.ent NIL
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.. o. c. T.

eyxATTIE LODGE No. & Z D. 9. T.
- -aaefs eYerJ Monday night IN Bells
80 al Front street.. next 70 Bells Hotel
1s-1sfs0 neEbers IN good standing cor
ssIiT lSTitod. J. ". BI1BY. Q. T.
n A. sTAKKEY. Ses.
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eouVeFs

Verona fB.O }. Feb. 23-Ths Legis-
latafe tod4v suspended the rules and
pa-ssd a DILL 70 meet the emesReBey ~
Vancouver. The bill virtually suspends
the oify's charter and vests all power IL
the Leaisl stare. The goyefnment has
asssnted 10 the bill. A special force has
been ssorn IN snd wiil proceed 70 Van
eouveF tOanorrOW armed With batone aud
revslveg-. The FtnRisadeFs are already
arrested. Tue Chinese a. the time Of
the attack we're driven into the waters
Of the inlet. aud me we're nearly
drowned Tbose lsft 10 the city after
Thursday night have since been sent
oat. The RDvsFument force Gill protect
al interests. aBd the bill provides for
summarily dealisR With all ohsndsfA
ExperImsnss wIsh The Aew HxDIsaivs.
The sxseFiments With the new eIplo-
sivs whish have been made undoF tie
Supervision of the R0rernment have been
attended Vith Rrest s1ooens- The en-
p'0sivs possesses hfteen times greater
asEtructige roWers than Runpouder. u
does oct prndacs any suoke.
pes Sot nsiieve There VIII be war.
81. PrTEEsBUHa, Feb. 3a-Ds 0isrs,
Foreign Minister. 10 an intsfv 81 With
toe 1nrktsb Ambassador. eEors sd 20
opiuian that the EaFopean eq1ilibFium
Would soon b restored, and that theFo
would Be 10 vaF.
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WAsHIxoros. Fsb. 25-war IL brew
ing between the too boa. - Of Congress.
rbs uembers of the senate C9mmittse
90 Appropriations. Who are USUALLY very
guarded IN their uftsrAnoes, make no
eoscealment 0f the 8pinion that 40 II
trs session is noe almost inevitable. nor
do they hesitate 70 piacs TIE blame
where thsS think it bel0rRA A ter tee
or three Conferences on tbs huBdry
Civil bill lass week, which uere almost
nallihsd by the early vithdrasai Of tie
Hooss eenfefrees, q meetinR Uas -
cured a. 10 O'Clock yesterday morning.
wbish vas isteooed bs the senate mem
bers 10 last thr0uah The day and
tksooRh last night. - gaii. II necessary
% earnpiale the appsouTiAllnn hlIla.
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sbippInG InssIIIssnes.

PoEr TowSsE D. Feb. 2S.--AFFivsd--
Ship TopsallAni and bark Lizzie Will
lisms.
PoRr BLAKELX Feb. d Sailed BARK
Colnsa, for ssn Deco.
Pom ANoKLos. Feb. -. = The tug
Tae0ms and the bsrk Samoset, from
Tacoma outward bound, are IN port
uaitiuR an opportunity 10 proceed. 10
IL blowing q gale FROM the west.
VIII Protect an Iatsresas - Van.
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BkN FRAScrsco. Feb. 28.-The brig
Selma. which left this port January
30lh for HilO. Sandwich Islands. ran
ash0re at her point Of destination on
February 2lst and was totally wrecked.
ste bad a cargo Of general merchandise
aud was owned In this city. TIE loaa
vas about $4,000. which vas fally
covered by insurance.
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WASHINGTON. Feb. 2s.--rhe Hause
Arbitration DILL passed by the senate
today Ia the hill introduced by Repre-.
sentative ON sill OF Missouri. Il waa
s0mewhat amended by the House be-
FIRE Its passage by thar body, but u vas
not amended by the Senate. 10 now
only requires the ai9natnre Of the Presi.
dent to become a Law.
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PrnctIcaIIy Identical.

WAsHIs0roN. Feb. 28.--The bill
passed by the Senate today for the for
feiture Of unearned lands 10 substAn-
italy identical with the bill introduced
by Senator Plumb 40 q substitute for q
kindred ball passed BY the House.
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CLEvEIANn. Fsb. SS-This morning
tie roof Of TIE charging dspaFtme1t Of
TIE Bessemer steel works of the ClsVe-
land Rolling Mills Company fell On
With 4 crash and killed one man and
inja ed eight others
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Fatal Reef Fnll.

notss and bonds. Tha rob
ssrs sseAped. leavine no clue 70 their
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earaIaal gaesbaRf's Death

Lospoz, Feb. q The report Of the
death Of Card.nsl Jzeobini. witch sss
rsceisedfs Saturday afternoon and cabled
siRee to Seg York. proves 70 hsvs teen
premature. TIE I afdiasl sank into q
comatsse stats. and 70 vas Il Rsusral
report ia Ron e, thst be had passed
asaY. Life vas not qaiie extinei. how
ever, and be fingered till nOoa today,
when be expirsd-
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WAsmSoroS, Feb. ss.-The Prssidsnt
today sent 90 the senate the following
aomtnatig1s: Postmaster william
MeOrundsn. at Nevada. Mos II. h.
Harris. Of Georgia, 20 be Third Assist
ant Postmaster Gsneral. vice Abraham
ID. Hszsa, resigned; james n. rrotter
(eoloredl, OF Massachusetts,, % be Re
eorder Of Deeds for the DistFiei Of
Columbia.
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But1er. building, James street
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Mrs. Maitland. better known a. Jeh-
reYs- Lewis, the actress, was today
granted divorce from j. A. Maitland,
On the ground OF the latter's cruelty and
failure 10 support. Maitland ls Ia
Australia. u is stated that Harry
Al ainhall. veil kpoWn In theatrical OR.
cles. will marry Miss Lewis 81 al early
4 tie.
Jimmy Hope Released and Rearrested
SkN FRAscisoo, Feb. 28.-Judge Toohy
this morning released Jinmy Hope, she
nptorious burglar, from the custody Of
the Sheriff. Detectives Rogers and
Cofey Immediately reaFrested him, and
his attorneys again snsd oct q writ Of
hsbsas corpus. The ease viii oome up
Wednesday.
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REGISTERS NOTICE.

The following accounts have been examined and
passed by me and remain hled of record in this
Ofice for the inspection heirs Iegaties creditors
and all others in any way interested. Will be pre-
sehted TO the Orphans Court of Cambria county
Tor confirmation and allowance wednesday,
the 1th day of September, A. D.. 1887:
LIST. The hrst and final account of Joseph :.
Strayer, Esq executor of John T. Jones decd
20. The second and hnal OF !. l.. Paterson, ad-
ministrator of Samuel EakeR, deceased.
;. The nrst and partial account OF Michael
Myers and Elizabeth }. Cree. administrators of
George NJ Cree. deceased.
executor OF Margaret Df lie, deceased.
s. The hrst and hnaI aocount of Thos McDer-
mitt executor OF Ellen COnsietly, deceased
t. The hrst and partial account of John NJ
Rose, administrator OF John Rose deceased
I. The flrst and tlnal account OF benjamin F.
James Mills. deceased.
s. The fTst account of Dantel Fitzpatrick. ex-
ecutor of MARY Fitzpatrick, deceased
Q. The frst and finai account OF william Nv
ers, executor ol Joseph Burkhart deceased
10. Ihe nrsI and final accOunt OF John H Fish
er. guardian OF -dary Horner minor child Ieffer-
son HOrner, deceased.
IL The second account of HI ram and Lewis
Otis. executives Of George Orris deceased
T. The nrst account of jacob G. Homer guar
dian OF Jacob Grafe. Edward Crate. William
tfraie and Jes1n Craze. minor children of MARY
Grsfe and Oscar CRAZE deceased
l3. The nrst and partial account Of william
warner Surviving administrator of John warn
II. The firr and final account OF Simon A.
Weakland and Isaac WeakIand, executors OF
IS. The nrst account of John A Blair executor
OF Dennis Brawley, deceased
10 Inc account OF NJ Maude K SScanlan. adminis-
tratrtx of John a Seaman. deceased who was the
guardi an Of Theo. W. Evans a minor child of
David H. Evans
ratrix OF John z Seaman, deceased who was ex-
ecgtoI OF the last will and testament OF William
IS. The account OF Maude K tscanlan admnts-
uatrlI OIL John = Seaman, deceased, who was
'SAeCutof Oh Teresa Scanlan. deceased.
Aug. II, 1857 Keaistcr
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The Republican Convention.

The Republican County County Conven-
tion met at the Opera House, at one O'Clock
on Monday afternoon aud was called to or
der by Mr.. F. II. Barker, the chairman,
After calling over the districts and examin-
ing the credentials of the delegates the con-
vention proceeded TO business by electIrg II.
II. Kuhn, Esq. of Johnstown, as president
OF the convention.
For Treasurer, Samuel w. Davis, of Eb-
enssburg d. GaIIitzin Myers, of Ashville
and ID. K. Wilhelm. OF Washington town.
ship, were nominated, but before the con-
vention proceeded 10 ballot Alvin Evans,
ESQ. who was a delegate from the East
ward, Ebenspurg. in the Interests of har-
mony." as he said, withdrew the the name
of Samuel W. Davis They then proceeded
To ballot when ID. GalliTzin MYERS harmon
iousIy" knocked the wind out of d. X. VIII
helm by a vote 63 to AS.
For County Commissioner. d. G. Lloyd.
OF Ebensburg; David Hamilton. of Johns
town; Samuel Patterson, of Barr township /;
Edward Owens. of Cambria township; Vim
cent Reig, of Carroll township; Augustine
Craver, OF Susquehanna township; II. HOf-
man, o< RichlAnd township and George
Grunbting, of Adams township, were
named ID. &. Lloyd, Of Ebensbnrg was
nomiBated on the first ballot. David Hamil-
ton second, and George GTamhling third.
the balance out of the race.
As two commissioners were 10 be nomi-
mated it WAS here that the fine work was to
be got in. David Hamilton got away with
). W. Davis three years ago, and II renomi-
mated the probabilities would be that he
would get away with with Mt. Lloyd this
time. Every effort was made to boost uD
Grambling and he was nominated on the
next ballot, The delegates from Cambria
township vcoed early, before they under
deTstOOd the programme, bat after receiving
their instructions, at the end OF the ballot
asked to have the votes changed TO Gramb
ling. which was done. Mr.. Gramolibg Ie-
ceived 4s votes and Hamilton 80. Mr.
Gramb.ing, having received a majority of
the votes cast, was nominated.
For PoeI House Director, Simon Klrsh. OF
Barr township and Simon Gill. of Chest
Kirsh received 81 votes to Gill's 81 and
Kirsh was declared the nominee.
Thomas Griffith Esq, of Ebensburg and
T.. S. Murphy. Esq, OF JoLnstown, were
elected delegates to the State Conyen-
tiOn.
A motion was made and carried authoriz-
ing the chairman OF the convention and the
candidates nominated to select the county
chairman for the ensuing year.
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Widow 'sAppraisements.

Notice is hereby given that the following named
atlJralsements OF property appraised and set
apart ior widows of dec ecedents. under the Act OF
Assembly of the 4tb day of April. A. u. 1851
nave oeen MED In the Registers Office at Ebens
burg IN and Tor the County OF Cambria and will
be presented To the Orphans Court of said county
ior onnrmatiOn and alIowance on Wednesday
eath day of September, A. D., 1ssz:
LHnventery and aPIraIsement of certain person.
al property and real esatea Ppraised set apart
for Rosanna Heidinfelter, widow OF Jno B. Held
infelter, deceased, s3ls.
lnyentery and app-aisement of oertai in per-
sonai property and reai estate appraised and set
apart Tor Mary Ellen Fauen widow OF Dennis
FarreR, deceased, sSeS.
.. lBTentery and appraisement of certain per-
sonal property appraised aud set apart for Marya-
deceased, $500.
J. inventory and appraisement CT certain per-
sonar property appraised and set apart for Eliza
s2gg. %. -
D. inveutery and appraisement of certain per
sonal property appraised and set apart for liza
Deth Ann cooper, widow G James Cooper, de-
CEDEST1NEJ. BLAIR,
aug T. Are4- Register,
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Obituary.

| WHERRY.-Died at his home in Ebens-
| burg, on Monday, August 18th, 1887. Mr.
James Wherry, aged 55 years.
M3RAN.-Died at the residence of her
parents in LOrettO, on August 9TH. 1887,
Clara, youngest daughter of Patrick and
Elizabeth Moran, aged 10 years, IL months
and 20 days.
You came in the beautiful summer time
On our Blessed Laey's day,
And never blossom more sweet 1ad fair
On our Lady'S altar lay.
We trusted you then to her sheIte-ing.gr1ns
And she guarded the treasure we'll
TIL the love overfOwng her mother heart,
In a prayer from her pure lips fell.
My Jesus, dear little sister Of Thine
Is ready 10 come TO Thee,
She is still in my arms but the waves of the
May sweep her away from me. iwor!s
Ipray that her spt-it unspotted be borne
From that region of sin away,
There are therns in the path that are waiting
Then spare her that road. pray. [her feet
Oh Could such a mighty and gracious King
Such a mothers prayer deny?
On his tender bosom, safe at last.
Oh best beoy'd youIIEs!
The fragile flowers OF summe er time
Canf1ioom not in the snow
More hitting the gardens of heaven II rest
For the rose that We cherished so. n,
NJ M'MOLLEN.-Died Nj on j JulyGE, 1887, Mrs
Susan McMullen and on August TO- 1881
Mr.. James McMullen. of st. Augustine the
former aged 66 years and 10 months and the
latter aged 15 years and months
The deceased were husband and wife aud
after a brief Illness, within a fortnight of
each other, they passed from this earthly
stage-of existance- They were both buried
at st. augustine, many friends following
them to the silent city of the dead. Father
Ryan. Of. st. Augustine. celebrated Requiem
High Masses for both a: the respective bur
ials. EIeyeb children came to them as the
years passed on ana eight sons and three
daughtefs-all married-remain t. mourn
their loss They climbed the braes of the
strong and sunny day of life hand in hand,
and descended the slope of age together.
Up sunDg oraes of JocuBd days
They climbed and toiled together;
Through ell the years of hopes and fears
OF ine and rainy weather.
When round the hearth rang youthful rrtrth. !
While winter blasts were blowing.
With parent JOY girl an6 boy.
Fond, tender-cEre bestOwing.
Their duty Gone, to daughter and son,
In hale old age they rested;
And passed the days in quiet ways.
Their souls In peace invested.
And when ltfe's sun. its course had run
To western clouds Of even
Beyond the hills Of human ills
They found some in heaven. ADH
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COURT PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS THE HON. X. L. JOHNSTON
~ President Judge OF the Court OF Common
Pleas OF tho Alta judicial District consisting of
the County of CaEabria, having issued his precept
hearing date of the 18th day of June A D. Iss7
to ne directed. fsr holding a Special Court of
Common Pleas and a - Court OF Oyer tnd Terminer
and General Jail Delivery and Quarter Sessions
of the Peace In Ebens6urg ,fOr the County OF Cam
bria. and TO commence the
Fifth asaday Of Ausns, being the 10Th &ag of
August 1887.
and to continue three weeks. Notice Is hereby
given TO toe Coroner. Justices of the Peace Al
dermen. ana Constables OF said County of Cam
bria. that they be then and there in their prone,
person at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon on the second
week, II being the FIRST Monday OF September be-
ing the 5th day OF September, 1857. with their
records, inquisitions, exam nations and their own
remembrance 70 do those things. which TO their
othee appertain 70 be done, aud those who are
bound in recogniEances to prosecute against the
prisoners that are shall re in the Jail of Gam
bria county be then and there prosecute against
them as shall be Just
GIVEN under my hand at Ebensburg the 18th
day OF June, in the year of our Lord 1857 and
the One Hundred and Eleventh Year of tie Inde-
pendence OF the United S:ates
JOSEPH 4. GRAY, Sheriff
EbensburS, JEIy 29 1851.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

Foster W. Davis IN the Court OF Common Pleas
VS.. cot Cambria County. No. 80
Rachael Davis March Term. Tern; Alias subpoena
COUNTY OF CAMBRIA S.
The COMMONwRALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA,
To RACHAEL DAVIS GREETING:
N1E COMMAND YOU. heretofore COM
w manded. that ali matter of bushes and ex-
cuses being set aside you be and appear in your
proper person before our Judges, at Ebensburg
at our Court of Common Pleas, there 10 be held
on the trst NJ onday of September next. 10 show
cause, II any you have, why your husband Foster
W, Davis, should not be divorced from the bonds
Of matiimony, which he hath contracted with you
the said Rachael Davis agreeable 10 Petition and
Libel exhibited against you before said Court
and this you shall in no wise omit your peril.
WITNESS the Honorable Robert l.. Johnston
President Of our said Court, this 9Th day Of
June. A ID. 1887
II. A. SHOEMAKER, Proth'y.
Ebensburg, Jaiy -, 1857.
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DRY GOODS REPORT.

Belts at and 10c.. worth &c. They are
selling short lengths Of Coiored Cambria at
SC. yard.
Then you know they keep a line Cassi.
meres at low prices s-splendid goods for
Mems and Boys wear at so cents
and 81 90 per yard. Then look at their l7e
pants goods-better than you will find
anywhere else for 25c. a yard-much better,
and only lie. yard. No matter where you 90
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MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED.

The following marriage licenses were
issued by the Clerk OF the Orphans Court
for the week ending Wednesday, August Il,
1887
John Fe,amchik and Mary Haky, Cam
bria.
Harry &ensteil, Huntington. Pa. and
Katie Smitt, JOhnstown.
Alfred Morgan, Conenaugh and Susan
Moran, Bennington.
Richard K TiDbOtt, EOelsburg and Man.
cy e. Bheam, Morrellville.
Joseph PteiseI and Cstharine KreItzer.
Barr township.
John BOehoyisky and Mary VoskoyiskS,
Cambria.
Harry O'Ner'l, Cambria aad Ella B. Zim-
norman, JOhnstown.
William PrOcrer. Allegheny, Pa, and
Martha 4. Long, Prospect.
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The NesdIct UnanLs LsaOus.

W. 80. Suit, druggist, Bippus, ind, testifes :
'1 can recommend Electric Bsters rs the
very best remedy Every bottle sold has
given relief in every case. One man took
six bottles. and was cured OF rheumatism of
10 years Standing Ab5a ham Fare, drug
gist. BeIlville, Ohia, affirms: " The best
selling medicine have ever handed in my
20 years experience. Is Electric Bitters."
Thousands OF others have added their testi-
mOny, so that the verdict is unanimSus that
Electric Bhters do cure all diseases OF the
liver, kidneys or blood. Only a half dollar
a bottle at Z James drug store.
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NOTICEi :

To the heirs and legal representatives of Jere-
miah McGOnigle. deceased.
TAKE NOTICE that an inquest will be held at
the late residence of jeremiah McCionixle de-
ceased. in the borough of Lilly, In the County ol
Cambria. or Saturday, the 27tn day Of August
next, at OclOck I'm the afternoon of that day for
the purpose of m akng partition Of the real
OF said dccedeuJ TO and among his heirs and legal
representatives. If tie same can be done without
prejudice 10 or spelling of the whole: otherwise
TO value ana appraise the same according TO law,
at which time and place you required To at
tend II you think proper.
JOSEPH A. GRAY,
July - 1887. Ct. Sheriff
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in their store you see bargains-bargains in
Black Cashmeres, SOC. to 81 yard Car
lisrs, the best in the world. Best value in
Black and ColOred Silks, re, S1.OO. Sl.25
and 81 80 per yard. Best value in all kinds
OF Dress Goods. We are selling better mus
lin for the money (from sc. to 1Oc. per yard)
than you will find anywhere else. Best
value in Prints. Best value in Satinss.
Best value IN Seersucker.
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more can be had this season at such low
prices. They are selling the regular Double
fold plaid Dress Goods C5Oc. quality) at 25c.
per yard and the &c. quality at 12Jzc.
per yard. These embrace all The latest
styles OF Plaids. They are selling short
lengths of silks that average from ?
yards to l3 yards, at 33. so and 62]Ic. per
yard, that are the 75c. and 81 qualities.
These silks are In blacks and coloIs, and are
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.NOTICEt
ives of william ].

To the and legal representatives of william J.
McGnire. deceased.
TAKE NOTICE that Inquest VIII be held at
the late residence of William J. McCiuire de-
ceased, in the township of Clearteld in the
County Of Cambria. on Friday. the 10Th day OF
August next, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon Of that
day, for the purI Ose OF making partition OF the
real estate OF said dCcedent 10 and among his
heirs and legal representatives, If the same can
be done without prejudice to or spelling OF the
whole; otherwise, 10 value and aDpraise the same
according 10 law, at which time and place you
are required 10 attend II YOU think proper.
JOSEPH A. GRAY,
July r. 1887. It. Sherih.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-08-19

a very cheap lot Of goods. They are selling
Lace Curtains (slightly sOiled) for sl.75,
81 90 and $500 per pair. that are regular
s.. 81 and s. quality. They are new and
pretty patterns. Thew are selling new
style figured Scrim at &c. a yard that you
see marked Is. II and 1sc. elsewhere. They
are selling the balance of their stock OF Par
asols for less than it cost to make them.
They are selling fine Canvas and Leather